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A SINGULAR PENSION CASE.

Tho Secretary Of the Interior re-
Gently denied the claim Of Wm.
Hedgspotb, oxprivate in the Forty
second Indiana volunteers. The case
is an uncommon one, and has been
the subject of much discussion by
pension officials. aedgspeth was
captured in 1868, aud confined as o
prisoner at Andersonville. After
remaining in captivity five months
he enlisted in The Confederate army
he says, to escape starvation, and SO
informed his fellow prisoners, and
that at the first opportunity he would
desert and, il possible, make bis way
back to his old command After u
short service in tho Confederate
army he carried out this intention,
and finally reached his regiment, in
which he served until discharged
Some years ago Hedgspeth appli-
ed for pension on the ground oI
disability contracted while in The
Federal service. This fact was fully
sustained. Tho law provides thai
no one who aided directly or indi-
rectly the enemies OF tho Govern
ment in the late war shall be permit.
ed to draw pension. Hedgspoth''
brief connection with the Confcder-
acy made him amepacle to the law
His motive, it is said, cannot be
taken into consideration. Opinions
by tho dozen, some favorable aud
others uufavorable, have been writ
ten upon the case by the different
officials OF the Interior Department
At last, after the lapse of years, il
reached the Secretary Of the interior
for final action The papers in thu
case, which are very voluminous, in,
clude strong protest against pay.
ment Of the pension by Commissione
Black.
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An act p'ssed 10 the clos ing days
OF the late session of tho Legislature
declares that it shall be unlawful for
any person to knowingly and wiliul ly
keep any peach, almond apricot or
nectarina tree infected with the con.
tagious disease known as the yellows,
or to sell or ship to others any of
tho fruit there of; and tho tree 80 in-
iected shall be subj ected to destruc-
ton as a public nuisance. 1t pro-
vides that the supervisor of any
town whore there is good reason to
believe that the disease exists shall
forwith appoint three freeholders
who shall Immediately examine the
suspected tree or fruit, aud il they
shall hnd it Diseased, order the ow,
ner to destroy it within ten days
II he does not obey he 10 liable to q
fine or imprisonment or both and
il becomes, the commissioners duty
to effect the destruction at the cost
OF the town, which is given a right o.
action against tho delinqunt to re
cover tue amount Of it and commits
sioners' feeo,
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Ex-Congressman G f. Reed owns
the largest wheat field in tho world
in Stanislaus County, Cal. 1t con-
sists Of 10000 acres in one unbrok-
en- stretch along the bank OF the
San Joaquin River, and much OF tue
land is protected by lovees, as the
stream is higher than the shore.
The grain this year is as high as The
back of horse, and it is estimated
the yield will be fc.t' bushels tC
~ sNrs-ts~~ ~-ve--zs--
tho acre. This will give 400 00i
bushels, which will load ten larg,
vesselo.
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HARVEST HOME PIC MIC,
1 Mile West of
Middlebursh,
In Bowers Grove
SATURDAY, AUG. 13.

"A pic mic for the people
and by the people of Snyder
county, a day of recreation,
to celebrate Il year Of pros
perity and happiness.
Special trains in the eve
ming both ways over the S. 81
l.. Road, all the Bands in
the county will present, and
Ex-Governor A. G. Curtin
will deliver an address. 1t
will be "a basket picnic but
provision will be made to
feed those not provided
with the "basket." All in
vited.
Excursion Tickets will be
sold on the s. 81 l.. road, good
Oh all trains. The EXTRA
EXCURSION TRAIN will
leave the grove for Adams
burg and Beayertown at S,P
NJ, and for Sunbury-stop-
ping at all stations at 8, r.
NJ.
j. Z. FRAN, Selinsgrove
Chairman of COmittee.
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TIE CONSTITUTIONAL cENTEN.
NAL.

L0w H.tteS to Ptilodeiphia uia Pennsyl-
rania RdiLroad.
Tho celebration of the one hum
drelth anniversary Of the adoption
of the Constitution of tho United
States, to be held in Philadelphia,
September 18th, 10th, and 18th, pro-
misses 10 be one Of the most interest
ing events that ever occurred ia this
country, aud will RANK second only
20 lie greet GSatenial Of 1875. The
Commission, composed OF some OF
the foremost men 10 the land, is fully
organized, the President OF the
United States and his Cabinet are in
cordial corporation, and tho Cover
nors OF all the States are aiding in
the execution of the general plan.
A large ulmbor OF troops Of diff.
ferent States will doubtless parties
pate in the military feature than
were ever gathered before on a civic
occasion; the industrial display is
expected to be the foest and most
comprehensive over ssen 10 this city,
and the commemorative services,
presided over by tho Chief MIgis,
trate and addressed b. Mr.. Justice
Miller of the Supreme Court, will
tho most imposing ceremony ever
held in America.
Tho programme as outlined by
the Commission ia as follDws:--
I The 18th of September is assign.
cd for professional industrial dis
play. This display, moving in long
, procession, mounted upon cars pre-
pared for the purpose, aud accompa.
MED by various civic organizations
promises to DO feature of brilliant
and historic interest.
, The 10th Of September is assign
ed for tue military parade aud re.
view Of the regiments and companies
Of the militia of the several Statel
and Territories, accompanied b,
y their respective Governors and stats
and by detachments from the army
and navy of the United States, de-
tailed for that occasion.
{ Tho 18th OF September is devoted
, to the special services OF commemora
ton, at which tho President of thu
, United States will preside The ora
I lion will be pronounced by Mr.. Jus
O tice Miller, Of the Supreme Court 0
= tho United States. In addition
= there will be poem, national hymns
vocal aud instrumental music, &c
Various other entertainments ar
o offered by citizens during tho pro
, lgress of the celebration.
n Ia order to accommodate the vas
= multitude of people who will desirt
t to witness and participate in thi
y national .fete in honor Of liberty, th
@ Pennsylvania Railroad Compan
will sell excursion tickets to Phila
delphia from all stations on thei
!. lines cast Of Pittsburg and Erie Sep
3 tembor sth to 18th, good to retur
until tho 22d, inclusive, at two cent
. per mile.
Special excursions by special train
from various points will be arranged
o the details OF which will be publishe
Z, later through the press and othe
means Of public announcement
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The people who get the best posi-
tions in this world arc the ones who
prepare themselves most carefully
and work the hardest. The young
fellow who makes no special effort
to qualify himself for anything in
particular, but just slidos along
through life, expecting to glide into
a nice place after awhile will wako
up some day with start to find
that youth has gone, middle age has
come, opportunities have forever
flown and his life is failure. -Altoor
ma Tribune
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GRAND Jury,

Drawn for Sep. Term, commencing Monday,
tho 2tth, 1887,
Adams--R W Feese,
Chapman % a SehafIer.
Frankliu-Geo T. Spocht, W Eisenhower,
David Manner.
Mlddleburgh-G NJ Shindol.
BIiddlecroek-B Row, Henry Wetzel,
McnrOe--NOah Stetler, Il Cooper. Daniel
Smith, Ch aries Doitrich,
Perry-J ohm Schuee,
Penn-W A Luck, Charles Grouse,
Selinsgrove-J A Bower, N j Livingston, Jos
A Ludwig, L L Duck, Peter Albert, Now
ton Ilerich.
spring-W II Gross, Chss Lloyd, Jerry
Druckenmiller,
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PETIT jury.

Drawn for Sept Term, Commencing Monday
the 25h, 1857.
Adams-D, ]. Bingamsn, Harrison moycr, II.
X. Tobias.
Beaver-w II Bingaman, Aaron Dreoso, WI
Coleman.
Beaver Wost-C VI Middleswarth.
Oentro-Ephraem Walter, S L Shoary,
Bingaman, A q Walter.
Chapman-John II Sufel, John A Meyer John
Page.
Franklin,-John W Ronnlngor, II A NJ Harner
Austin Git,
Jackson--Johu p Kliuger, Peter p Brouse. Y
ii Wagner.
NJ Middleburgh-FrankB Bachman, John II Moyer
Middiecreek-W = Bickel.
nj Monroe-Edward Young, Joseph W Kessler.
Perry-Lcvi Kepler, Horny 4 SNYDER
Perry W 10 II Shirk, Theodore Droese.
penn--D w Meyer.
SeIiusgrove-IiH II schoch. S Burns. james
PUlerich.
Spring-Aiex HummeI, Geo. Lambert, Rober-
smith, Jerry Koch, Edward knepp, Adam
Union-Geo N HerroId, Franklin + Neitz.
Washi 10 gton-Jacob Duck, y Reigle, ThOs
Arbogast, W II Helm, Geo Meyer, Lewii
Mensel. Francis Glsss.
'HvTlOHIO HOd QNHS -
sYIoA MON f'3S lIeod 0Ge p0etSS
.esa -
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In the meantime IL will be well TO
underline the dates, aud arrange to
visit the city as q spectator Of the
great demonstration, which appeals
TO the patriotism of every American,
as well as every friend OF freedom.
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

The examinations Will begin promptly at S
O'Clock "A. IN. ana viii be both oral and written.
Applicants must be examined in the district In
which they intend to teach
NOapplicants will be examined who have not
studied the Science of caching.
Six months now being the minimum term l
would recommend directors " open township
schools Oct. 10.
The Annual Institute will convene at Middle.
burgh, bee 20,
Directors and friends of education are invited
to attend the examinations
cuARs. W. HE.MAN, co. Supt.,
hiddleburgh, Pa.
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The printing press has made presi'
dents, killed poets, made bustlos for
beauties, and polished genius with
criticism 1t has made worlds get
up at roll-call every morning, given
the public lungs Of iron and voice
Of steam. 1t has set the price on
bushel OF wheat. 1t has curtailed
the power of rings. graced the pau.
try shelves and bursted; it has con-
verted banks into paupers, and made
lawyers Of college presidents; it has
odurated the homeless, and robbed
the ,ilosopber Of his reason. II
,ud kicks, aud cries and dies,
,.-m 'tbe run !osuit everylG lyt
aud the editors fool who tries it
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tho following valuable Real Estate;
FORTY ACRES of land In good cultivation
situate ~ miles Northeast OF Adamsburg and
~ miles Northwest OF BeayertOwn, Snyder
County, Pa. Has TW OSTORY FRAME
HOUSE with seven rooms, BARN and Other
outbuldings, all in good condition, Choice
Fruit and hne Spring Of water.
MRS. l.. Killing,
July q, 's7. Beaver Springs, Pa
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Yoa ASSOCIATE JUDgE
SAMUEL A. WEIZEL, BeaycrtVwn
FoR siiEuFF.
DANIEL BOLENDER, Middlchursh,
roR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
DANIEL. BEAVER. Monroe.
SAMUEL, II. WALTER, Franklin.
Pou COUNTY ,'rREAsURER,'
CHARLES q. SEEBD1D, MiddlchurVh,
TOE COUNTY AvuiTUHs,
y. kOlIbER PECK, Chapman.
JOHN 4. kEAKNS, BcaVcrtuwn.
PoR CORoNER,
DIR. GEORGE u. MElSEK, Chapman.
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The Grand Army picnic will bo
held at Middleburgh, on Saturday,
September 3D..
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Farm For Sale.
Saturday, Agust 90, 1887,

Tho undersigned will sell at public sale on the
promises nj ] O'CLOCK, on
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Notice..

JOSEPH T. PATTON, Of Villisca, Mont
g1%sry c0%Tnty %aSyG. 1oWs VII! ,sse ss,s 1o.ic'
aay,A. D 1887 ,dle his petition In the ComInoi
Pleas Court OF Highland county, Ohio, ask
ng judgment against the said Joseph T. Psi
light cents, with interest on forty five dol
ars and forty. three cents thei eof a. eigh
'er cent. payable nnually from the 18th da!
ory note executed and delivered by the sai
Ioseph 7. Patton to the irm Of Waddel ,Csld
veil Dep,oy, and oy said firm duly assigne
fifteen dollars and I've cents thereof ct eigh
GER cent. per annum from the 3lst day OF DE-
'ember, A. D; 1879, on certain proniss0r.
e. Patton to the arm Of Richards 4 Bros
nd d. 6y ssid hrm duly assigned TO said join
There was Issued in said action an order O,
.ttachment. which was levied upon the un
iivided one.eeventh part of the followin,
i.scribed real estate, as the interest Of IN.
.te IN the county Of Highland. State Of 0hi..
ollows: Beginning at a hickory aud whil.
,orner Of the LAND Of which this is . psri
md northeasterly corner of William John
,1s .s,,,d tract Of land, in the line Of Of Wills.
ooles, crossing. . branch several times to,
stake; thence N 78o. e. % "a poles TO stone
hence =. 320. E. 800 poles To Q stone theme.
G 10 $40 poles to O whiteoak, corner Il
doOrmsn Johnson; thence on N. N0. e
bout " poles to stake thence n. l8o 8V
y: IS poles to Q stake, once q corner l.
Widow BocOck thence N. 73o, E. 81 poles Il
black gnm and two small dogwoods
hence N. 10 20, W. 81 .2l poles TO stake anC
wo small dogwoOds in the north bound r.
Inc OF the tract OF land OF which this ts =
Jart; thence with satd line 3. 73', w. 204 81
ooles to the beginning, containing one hum
ired and twenty end three-f0urth acres.
more or less, l02 acres thereof being the sams
,and conveyed by David q. Patton end wife
o James H. Patton by de d. dated February
tth, 1889, and recorded In Highlsnd cOuniS
Iced records In Book Z, page 1871. less ont
.cre, 3 roOds and 81 poles, conveyed by
Iames H. Patton and wife to Hugh I. Wise.
~ deed dated Sept 30th, 1879, and recorder
IN said records Book IS. page lI8. And Is
acres thereof being the same lands convey es
~ Benjamin. Chaney a Sheriff of Highland
county, OHIO, To- James H. Patton by deed
lated July 3D., l8a3. and recorded In said deco
record Book 10. page 388. And acres and
roo q thereon being the same premises con.
veyed by Lydia Johnson. Wtlltam Carson
and Rachel Carson, to James H. Patton. b,
Iced dated September llth, lSS0, and recorded
70 said deed record. Book %, page lSs, 10
Shich said records reference 70 here made
.,s aor . more specific and complete description
said one-seventh Of the above described
real estate 10 appraised at s55A.
,. SAID Joseph z; Patton is hereby. notinsd
said petition on or B fors f the ~ "a ~oi day 81
October, A. D. 1887. JOHN p. WADDEL,
HILLsBoRo. o., August 22d. 1857.
9lOane. C3ardneP Hire At,sva ~
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We are in the market again this yea,
with full line OF the Cincinnati Des
locating Company's Phosphate, ever,
ounce of which we guarantee to be mad.
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guarantee every ounce OF every brand
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when you can buy good goods, 16 ounces
to the pound, for about the same pric+
~ for adulterated goods? "The proof
Of the pudding is in the eating of it,
Come and see. We also have the "Dia.
mond Soluable Bone," which many
farmers highly recommend a. first-class
phosphate, and which we will sell at re
iuced rates. We still sell the old relia
BILE Hoosier Drill, which is acknowledg
I'd to have the only perfect phosphat.
feeder of any drill in the market. Don't
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Come and see us, and when you are in
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we have the largest and best selected
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Masonic Temple,HighSt
Notice.

JOSEPH T. PATTON, of Yillisca, Mont
that William Elliott did, on the 18th day
common 81 Pleas ,S cour. Of Fl county on
Ohio. asking Judgment against the sai'
Joseph 7. Patton for the sum of ten dollar
and thirty. one cents, with interest at eigh
per cent. per annum from the 2Sth day
August, A. d. 1877. on a certain promissor,
po,s signed ;hs and delivered by said Joseph
and by said nrm duly assigned to said VIII
There was issued in said action an order O,
attachmeni, which was levied upon the un
divided one.seventh part of the foliowin,
described real estate. as the interest Of tn
ale 10 ,hs County of assisnd Stale Of ohio @
follows: Beginning at a hickory and whit.
81 %o s IS ps1
and northeasterly corner of William John
sons tract Of land, in the Zine OF William
poles. crossing branch branch several times II to "
stake; thence N. 73o, E. 50 "a poles to q stone:
thence 8. 32o, E. % 60 poles to stone thenc.
=. 10 s 10 poles to a whiteoak, corner Il
MoormSn johnson; thence on n. 74o, 2
about S2 poles TO q stake; thence N. l8o 80
Widow Hs'ss sSoooe shsncs ssss oas: sIs1ss peiss
thence y; IL 20. v. q a pole: q a stake 30.
line Of the tract Of land Of which this is,
part; thence with said line q. 73o, W. 2Oi 81
poles TO the beginning: con tanning one hun.
drsd and twenty and three. fourth acres,
land conveyed by David G.. Patton and VII.
70 James II. Patton by deed, dated Februsr.
eth. 1889. and recorded in Highland count!
csed records In Book 7,page lSl. less on'
James q. Patton and wife to Hugh 4. Wis:
~ deed dated sept. 80th. 1879. and recordet
IN said records Book IS. page lie. And Is
acres thereof being the same lands conveys
by Benjamin Chaney As sheriff OF Highland
county, Ohio. To James H. Patton by dec
dated July 81. lS48. and recorded In said dee
record Book 10, page 38S. And 4 acres and
roods thereof being the same premises con
veyed by Lydia johnson. William Car&oi
and Rachal Carson, to James H. Patton, by
deed dated September lIth. 1880, and recorded
In said deed record. Book 20, page 1873, T.
which said records reference Is here mad.
Tor more specl DC and complete description
OF aatd prem ,ses.
Said one.seventh OF the above described
real estate is appra ised at xi75.
Said Joseph T. Patton 10 hereby notified
that he ts required to appear and answei
satd petition on or before the I'D day of %.
tohef, a. I. .lss7. WILLIAM ELLIOTT.
AILLsBoRo. o., August I'D, 1887.
Sloane. Gardner Hire, Att'ys. WI
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Indigestion.

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For years suffered from Loss of Appc-
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! have. for years, suffered acutely from
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Prof. Anthony WINNER announces
most respectfully to the public OF Hills
ooro and Highland and Clinton countie.
hat he has settled himself permanent.
m his piece Of land near the limits o,
Lynchburg, O.,::on account of his health,
md is willing to accept, on very reason.
.ble terms, some few scholars in piano
'rgan, violin and vocal music. AS agen,
II pianos and organs he will likewise OF.
Ter to the public frst.class instrument.
1t very lowest prices, and if desired will
une pianos at very moderate compensa
ion. His Post Office address is Lynch
burg, Highland county o.
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ELMVILLE.

sSeptember Srd, 1857.
Miss Ethel Covap, Of Hilkboro, visited q p
). Gowns several days this week.
Our little village Is growing. Our black
smith, Mr.. M. aottiDger. d building new
house.
Several young men from this vicinity started
for Clinton county this morning whsrs they
sxpect 10 cut corn.
rhe German Baptist Brethren viii hold
October 1st aud I'd.
u. A. 6tultz and wife, Mrs. Ealome Reed
aud Ars. Elms Kesler speut Wednesday with
NJ. and Mrs. J. H. McIntire, Of Loudon.
Our turnpike Il gradually lsngthsnipg ont
towards the county line. Another half mile d
done which ends IN Mrs. Lydia Reeds barn.
yard.
Mr.. William CsplingAs aill begin school q
No jackson tovnship Aosaay nosnlng. Mr..
Marion Smart, Who viii ,teaeh st wildainsoa'a
day.